Backgroundrb devel - Dec 2006 - calling a MiddleMan from inside a MiddleMan

Is it possible to call a worker from inside a worker?  Right now, if  
I try, I get a recycled object error.

Can you explain what you would want to do this for?  Maybe we can come up
with a different way to solve your original problem.

.: Michael :.

On 12/27/06, Bryan Liles <bryan at osesm.com>
wrote:
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> Is it possible to call a worker from inside a worker?  Right now, if
> I try, I get a recycled object error.
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On Dec 28, 2006, at 12:53 AM, Michael D''Auria wrote:
> Can you explain what you would want to do this for?  Maybe we can  
> come up with a different way to solve your original problem.
>
> .: Michael :.
>
> On 12/27/06, Bryan Liles <bryan at osesm.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to call a worker from inside a worker?  Right now, if
> I try, I get a recycled object error.
>
I was trying to implement a Queueing system.  I''ve given up on making  
this work in backgroundrb for right now.  I''m going to use ActiveMQ  
and stomp instead.

I had a worker called RequestWorker, and it was determining what  
needed to be run and then calling ScheduleWorker.  I guess I was  
trying to implement a poor mans queue.

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